BCST & Trauma Online

An Introduction to Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and Body-Centred Trauma Work

4 Online Sessions, 6 Hours Total, Prerequisite: None

This online introduction to Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and Body-Centred Trauma course will be held over four - 1.5 hour sessions. In this course, you will learn the foundation of craniosacral practice working with trauma. This course does not include hands-on practice.

The course includes:

• 4 - Live Zoom webinar sessions (Every live session will be recorded and available as a video) 

• Workbook

• Pre-course online study material

• 1 - Guided audio meditation

• Between sessions you will receive practices to help bring the course material alive in your own personal experience and to help you with assimilation and integration of course content

• Unlimited email for questions between sessions

• You’ll be able to access and view all of the material at a time that is convenient for you

• Bonus - $200 discount off the current price for Core Practices will be applied after completion of BCST & Trauma Online

By the completion of this course you will:

• Experience the importance of presence, listening and a receptive touch as the foundation of a biodynamic craniosacral practice

• Learn about the structure and function of the craniosacral system

• Discover about the three different models of craniosacral practice

• Learn the principles and necessary skills including verbal dialogue with receptive touch to facilitate the release of trauma safely and effectively

• Begin to sense the subtle movement of the cranium on yourself

• Learn an effective flow for a craniosacral/trauma focused consultation

• Understand the essential elements of craniosacral practice

• Have a template for communicating craniosacral work and what the client can expect during and after a session

• Learn the eight keys to safe and effective trauma work

• Learn the signs of sympathetic nervous system dominance

• Discover how to create a Bridge of Safety©

• Understand the essential components of a traumatic reaction

• Learn about the relationship between the brain, autonomic nervous system, hormonal system and trauma

• Understand about intrinsic and extrinsic memory and how it relates to the limbic system and trauma

• Learn the importance of stress resiliency and how to increase it